On October 24, Aura will open the exhibition Tábula opaca, curated by Projeto Mulheres Arquivadas. The exhibition brings together works by seven artists, including those represented by the gallery and guest artists: Fernanda Pacca, Jacque Faus, Kuenan Mayu, Olívia Lacerda, Uýra, Xinga Xow, and Yaraçá.
Drawing on different artistic languages, the exhibition explores opacity and elusiveness as forms of resistance to systems of classification and control over the multiplicity of bodies, identities, and memories.
In a critical dialogue with the notion of tabula rasa, associated with the philosophy of John Locke, the exhibition invites us to consider surfaces and images that, although they can be seen and inscribed, cannot be fully grasped, affirming that which eludes definition as possibilities of existence.















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